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Not for Victims of Our 'Friends'
Hanson, Christopher | April 30, 1977 issue
Focuses on the attitude of the U.S. government towards refugees from communist and non-communist countries who try to gain asylum in the U.S. as of April...

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Letter from Poland
Kuncewicz, Maria | December 14, 1963 issue
The article presents information on conditions in Poland after the war. Small farmers who, in contrast to those in other Communist-ruled countries, own...

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A Little Something for Everyone
Wohl, Paul | July 14, 1969 issue
Moscow has had its way at the Communist summit. For the Soviets the international conference of seventy-five Communist and workers parties, which met in...

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The Communist Parties of Israel
Brannigan, William A. | October 25, 1971 issue
Despite the constantly deepening Soviet influence in and support for the Arab world, the Communist Party functions in Israel, nominates candidates for office,...

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Latin America Looks East
del Vayo, J. Alvarez | June 5, 1954 issue
This article presents the author's views on the Latin American initiative for business interests in the eastern countries. The American Chamber of Commerce...

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Editorials
Werth, Alexander | June 23, 1951 issue
The article presents some political updates. It highlights that by suspending for ninety days the operation of the Kem amendment to the Supplemental Appropriations...

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Back Door to Peace?: East-West Trade Sessions
April 9, 1955 issue
There were two reasons why the recently held tenth session of the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, aroused so much interest. First, there...

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The Lone Ranger Rides Again
Bates, Ralph | September 28, 1946 issue
This article presents information about the book "Two Worlds," by William B. Ziff. Ziff declares there are two worlds. Geographically these are the Eurasian...

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Tiny television
Messinger, Evelyn | November 29, 1999 issue
Across the former Communist countries, people bribed or cajoled or otherwise wrenched frequencies away from the chaotic and corrupt remnants of the collapsing...

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Police Academy in the Alps
Silverstein, Ken | October 7, 2002 issue
The article discusses the problems confronting the George C. Marshall European Center for Security Studies established by the U.S. Department of Defense...

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